Noureddin and the Fair Persian 6

Now here it must be related that when the Caliph went upstairs with the plate of fish he ordered the vizir to hasten to the palace and bring back four slaves bearing a change of raiment（衣服）, who should wait outside the pavilion till the Caliph should clap his hands. , ,Still personating the fisherman, the Caliph answered: "Scheih Ibrahim, whatever is in the purse I will share equally with you, but as to the slave I will keep her for myself. If you do not agree to these conditions you shall have nothing." , ,The old man, furious at this insolence¹（傲慢） as he considered it, took a cup and threw it at the Caliph, who easily avoided a missile from the hand of a drunken man. It hit against the wall, and broke into a thousand pieces. Scheih Ibrahim, still more enraged ², then went ont to fetch a stick. The Caliph at that moment clapped his hands, and the vizir and the four slaves entering took off the fisherman's dress and put on him that which they had brought. , , ,The Caliph came down from his throne, and said: "Rise, I forgive thee." Then turning to the Persian he said: "Fair lady, now you know who I am; learn also that I have sent Noureddin to Balsora to be king, and as soon as all necessary preparations are made I will send you there to be queen. Meanwhile I will give you an apartment in my palace, where you will be treated with all honour." , ,At this the beautiful Persian took courage, and the Caliph was as good as his word, recommending her to the care of his wife Zobeida. , ,How can you suffer such insolence? 你怎么能容忍这种蛮横的态度？ 来自《简明英汉词典》,I was enraged to find they had disobeyed my orders. 发现他们违抗了我的命令 ，我极为恼火。